Paige Claassen Brings Her A Game Physically and Mentally
One of America’s leading rock climbers is proof positive that the most difficult battles take place in the mind.
Paige Claassen
Paige Claassen and Michaela Kiersch Send the Iconic Dreamcatcher 5.14d in Squamish
Kiersch described the route as “one of the most beautiful, historical, and challenging routes in North America.”
Precision Footwork: Quiet Footwork is Good Footwork
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Quick Tip: Focus on Your Footwork Beta
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Photo Gallery: Onsight—4 Climbing Photo Highlights (Issue 371)
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Quick Tip: How to Size and Break in New Climbing Shoes
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What the Wear and Tear on Your Climbing Shoes Says About Your Footwork
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Paige Claassen: Train Toe Hooks the Easy Way
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Escaping Tunnel Vision: How to Fight Climbing Blinders With Paige Claassen
Tunnel vision can be just as debilitating as fear or pressure for climbing performance. Tips for thinking and climbing your own way.
Muscle Memory: How To Get The Body and Mind Working Together, With Paige Claassen
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How to Keep Your Climbing Shoes in Top Condition, With Paige Claassen
Climbing shoes are precious to each and every climber. They’re expensive and a literal pain to break in. So how do we prolong the life of our greatest performance enhancing tool?
Climb Harder With Better Footwork—Paige Claassen’s 6 Tips
One of America's top climber's gives her advice for climbing harder with less effort by using your feet and your head. Plus, the importance of shoe sizing, and how to get your fit just right.